Question

27. Answer the questions. 1. What part of speech are the highlighted words in exercise 6a? 2. Is there a rule that tells you when to use which prepositions? 8. Match the adjectives with the appropriate prepositions. ready allergic successful successful of pleased addicted proud afraid for good bad to 9. Match the phrases on the left and right to form sentences. 1. Our country is known 2. Daniel is successful 3. My classmate is allergic busy experienced at a) of spiders, but not anymore. b) at science and mathematics. c) for her friend in the hall.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

do just that you figure you would like that can you have a great day to be out of town for a while now I have to relax and have to go to me to relax and have fun

Answer 2

1. The highlighted words in exercise 6a are not provided in the question, so I cannot determine their part of speech without the specific context or examples.

2. Yes, there are rules and guidelines for using prepositions in English. However, prepositions can be complex and their usage often depends on specific contexts, idiomatic expressions, or individual verbs and adjectives. Learning the appropriate prepositions typically involves studying common usage patterns and practicing with examples.

3. Matching adjectives with appropriate prepositions:

• ready for
• allergic to
• successful at
• proud of
• afraid of
• pleased with
• addicted to
• good at
• bad at

9. Matching the phrases on the left and right to form sentences:

10. Our country is known for her friend in the hall.

11. Daniel is successful at science and mathematics.

12. My classmate is allergic to spiders, but not anymore.